• Revista médica de Chile · Mar 2021

    [Evaluation of a general education course on sexuality for university students].

    • Ramiro Molina C, Sebastián Alarcón Ch, and Temístocles Molina G.
    • Departamento de Obstetricia y Ginecología Norte, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile.
    • Rev Med Chil. 2021 Mar 1; 149 (3): 447-457.

    BackgroundEducation on human sexuality was instituted in Eloisa Díaz Campus in 1946. From 2018 an online self-learning general education course on sexuality was started.AimTo know the degree of knowledge about sexuality and the perception about the course of 586 students (42% women) who approved the course.Material And MethodsThe Myths and False beliefs and Self-perception on sexuality tests were applied to students at the onset and the end of the course. They also anonymously evaluated the course.ResultsIn the first assessment, the proportion of correct answers about sexuality and reproduction were 47 and 40% respectively. In the second assessment, 70% of respondents had open criteria about sexuality and 90% rejected traditional criteria. In the anonymous assessment, 95% estimated that the objectives of the course were accomplished. Its quality was considered good or excellent by 95% of respondents.ConclusionsThis course was well accepted by students and corrects their knowledge gaps in sexuality. Despite the social unrest during 2019 and the pandemic during 2020, the course was successfully completed by most students.

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